“I was a ghost, a phantom haunting the cracks and edges of this city. Not truly part of it, though I clung to whatever scraps of a life that I could. Anything that made me feel real.”

Like all witches descended from the Sister Goddesses, Lila Vink is doomed to die for her magic.

It's why she ekes out a living on the fringes of Avest's capital, trying to forget the family she lost. And it's why she refuses to get too close to anyone, lest she drag them down with her—especially her curious twelve-year-old neighbour, Ramona. It's a fate that would be much easier to accept if Ramona's uncle, Inigo Morales, wasn't the type of handsome that muddled Lila's thoughts and determined to find out more about her.

When Lila is drawn into helping a young witch, she is forced to confront the magic that stole everything from her. Grappling with the price of her actions, Lila realises that for everything she’s learnt in her years of hiding, she's yet to learn Avest's harshest lesson: There's always more she can lose.

DAUGHTER OF FLAMES is set three years before the events of BLOODLINE OF WITCHES, the first in the Sister Goddesses Series, an epic character-driven fantasy series with romance and a hint of spice perfect for fans of authors like Rachel Gillig, L.K. Steven and Stacey McEwan.

DAUGHTER OF FLAMES can be read at any point in your Sister Goddesses journey as there are no major series spoilers, but I recommend reading after Bloodline of Witches for maximum impact.